Kerbal Spaceport, the home for KSP mods, has more than 2,000 pieces of user-generated content to allow for players to customize their KSP experience. Kerbal Space Program recently won the 2013 Game Developers Choice Audience Award, which is voted online by gamers from all games nominated, including indie and AAA titles. “We also expect the millions of gamers who frequent Curse every month to see Kerbal Space Program as a great addition to our existing community.” “We’ve got a great platform and a tremendous team that will be supporting the amazing modders for Kerbal Space Program,” said said Bryan McLemore, Curse’s Author Platform Evangelist. “Curse is an important partner because their team is passionate and experienced in caring for and growing online game communities, such as our amazing playerbase for Kerbal Space Program.” “Modders have helped make Kerbal Space Program a more open, more rewarding game experience for our players,” Squad chief operating officer Adrian Goya said. Players will go to to find Kerbal Space Program mods. The existing website,, will remain open for modders to transfer their mods to the new site but will no longer be accepting new mods. Starting today, modders will be welcomed to start updating and uploading their KSP game mods to. Squad, the developers of the award-winning space agency sim game Kerbal Space Program, announced a partnership with to partner on a new website for Kerbal Spaceport, the host site for the game’s popular modding community. Kerbal Attachment System is another decent add-on, which gives you plenty of new tools to play around with.Kerbal Spaceport will now be part of Curse Forge modding community MechJeb is one of the most popular-it adds an autopilot system to the game, but also provides tons of data about your machines you can't find in the base game. Browse the most popular on Curse Forge to get a sense of what other players like to use, or check the forums to see if there's something specific you're looking for. This really depends on what you want to add to Kerbal Space Program. What Kerbal Space Program Mods Should I Start With?
Next time you load Kerbal Space Program, your mod should load along with it. Drag the mod file folder to the GameData folder. In your KSP folder, open the GameData folder. If you've downloaded the game on Steam and can't find the file folder, right-click the game in your Steam library, select Properties > Local Files > Browse. It should give you a new folder with the name of the mod. Once it's downloaded, locate your new file and unzip it. Once you've found one you want to try, download the file. Try each one out individually before you start combining them. Too many can cause your game to run much more slowly, and not all mods play well together.
In general, it's probably a good idea to only install one mod at a time. Luckily, installing Kerbal Space Program mods is pretty simple. This is a great resource if you know exactly what you're looking for, but it's harder to just browse through.
Nearly all these mods are totally free, but you need to know how to install KSP mods first. However, the fan community has provided even more content by creating modifications for it that can make it more difficult, add quality of life improvements, or just change the way you play the game.
Kerbal Space Program (KSP) is a game with a lot of content that can keep you busy for hours.